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DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. I.
ALBANY, OR., SATURDAY, JUNE a, 1888.
NO. 24:
Wm. Fortmiifer & Co.,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
"After business hours call nt residence
corner Fifth and Haker streets.
W. F. READ.
..earn. On Tun.
.H (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goo'dsjoold out.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
' ! Oregon Pacific Railroad,
' Oregon Development Company's ..Sleuin
' ship Line.
' 225 MILES SHfiRTFJ?.
, 20 HOURS LESS TIME
j.'.V than by any other route.
i ftii wf. e """ugh passenger and
f I n !h Portland and all points
; , , " """no anay to ami irom Sun
rancisco, C'al.
. Willamette River Line of Steamors.
I The "Wm. M. Hoair." The -'V. S. rw".
ley," The "Three Sisters" are in service
lor both passenger and freight tralllo be
tween C'orvallis and Portland nd inter-
niAfllafa nnirila 1.s..n.. i .
: , j""umi "raving umnany e' wnarl,
CorvalliH, and Messrs. Hulinnn fc Co'
wharf Vu mi ttmt .1 ...
land, three times a wtek as follows :
t mjj - cm
UrriTrrTnTiTnniiw
NORTH HOUND,
, Xeav.Corvalli. Mul,.,Wod..ml Knday, 10:0JA. M
iS J.',";: f1S"UAJ'lfVo1- FriJV. "ion
-t ii.u, hii'i oiuurtuy, 6:30 P. M,
SOUTH BOUNO.
Leave Portland, Mon., Wed. .nd Friday, 8:0O A SI
Leave A ,anv. Tun.. TI...M ..... u....- . n' .'
Arrivo Curyallii), Tub., 'ilia! and Katurda, :'i0 1 m!
4 Boats make close connection at Albanv
with trains of the Oregon Paollio Railroad.
TIME SOHEOUI.E. (except Sunday..)
f... - AH 1.M -
rrive Yaquiua,' 6:50 r. a,
Leave Yaqutna, 0:30 a.m.
I.MLVH f.ri.Ulll 1. ...... ...
I Arrive Albany, A,'
O. AC. traiss connest at Albany and
Corvallls. The aoove trains connects"
Yaqulna with the Oregon Development
Company's Line of .Steamship, between
, Yaqulna and San Francisco, """
) BAILING DATES
Everything-New, with New Prices
-bower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
coosifctiag uf
Wlllani.l,. V.II.H
; Willamette Valley,
' Willamette Valley.
Willamette Valley,
Ft
May 21st.
May 31M.
June lltti
June &liid
May 2(JtU
June 0th
June 17th
June 28th.
t The ftmaiii. -' .. . ...
',. .:: .eryi .ue rignt.to
ahano-n ftal .... ,...,... ....... . .. ""J.W
m i, vvuuuub notice.
wii'i .7 """""K from Foreland and
Wil aitiette Va:ley points can make close
00 uectlu with the trains of the Vaciuiua
E ?' V'" or -'orvallis, and li des
f """"wo '""1J arrange to
. of saiTiug. eveu.ug oelore date
rHrucr suit p.,iBh Kale, alway," He
. ' n , . Loweal.
Z't; apply to j Stuart, Krehrht and
Ticket A,eiil, Albany, , t,, C II llwvo, J?.( 0. K.
at s I V-' '"'"1'""" Uo M MnniL-omery
... ,. . -p-nd P. Agent,
Oregon Pac.llo 11 K Co. Corvallls, tir.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VlA-
Oicgou & California It. 1,
AND CONNECTIONS.
THE lir SHlSf l KOI I K.
Tim. botw,n Albany and Sai F,oiK, S5 hour..
OjUFoRxii Kxraus i. u biilv.
Portland
Alinny
San K.Hir..iL'0
Arrive
Leave
kuive
Kurth
I 10:40 A M
7:0:, a u
(1:30 v s
Sou'.h' '
'' 4.00 p. m. I Loave
8:05 r a U,iv
7:10 A M Arrivo
; ujcal PAHHKNUitA TitAIKs ouiy Sunday).
; i'SV0 rth'ad Arriv. :4.TS
Arne biiireno I , 9 m A
Sill) r a I Leave
S:r.(lP H I Arrive
: 12:SUPU I Leavo
;J::i(i M Arrivo
wcAt,s.mwKa tsams oaiit, k.cE,t .unhav.
Alluny
Loluiion
Albany
L?)anuii
Arrive
Li'ave
Arrive
lave
a s
S:00 a a
2:4fi p s
2:00 p u
fi Dill I MAW DIlrrCT oirrnrn.
). ..iiinn uurrti OLtCftlli,
K('l lt1ll I,Ki:'l'.US lur
Hecoml 4'iii.s fui.nisora
, an nil iliroimh irnlns
I FttKB OP I1AU.;,
V Weil Slil Ivivlalnn.
;nBnrKK I'IIIIMMI) ASU XMlValtls.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
MA I S, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES '
AND GROCER
I propose t have as eoroi '!.!i5 a sto ck
uy, with ail ' a
'! I I t
1 ';!
New Novelties
' and
Latest Styles
and as they are nianiifnctured All 0'r! , . . .
and a, ll'M. one-, are JZZLi' btth'h"
irices. lo CH" an,t ecc stock Bt,d
Do Not Propose Be To UndersoW.
W .F. READ,
Col. Frank J. Parker o thr Walla Walla
. u jn thccitvto.dav. n i..
come from an extend trip in eastern Oregon
and is jubilant over the nrosnert : ,i
cratic 8uccess. lie a.s Gcarin ,m.
mensely popular in that reioin nn,l il,. ,u
w-m.-b ...en are nocking to bis support in
great numbers. lie says too. that the
people are thoroughly alive to the sole
and vital issue of Tariff Reform and the
thoughtful men without regard to party
are falling into line witn the tariff reform
ers, They find that this en r.iu
- H.ivu -iiiuiec-
on is really an extortionate tax upon
"'unopoiy gain and great
enrichment of a few men and they don't
,..,,u,c iu ,iunu nere any longer. They
are now clearing seeing that it is taking
tax money out of their Dockets r ,.:
into the other fellow's, and th-v
of it. When you tax one man to support
""u",cr "'cks soonerthan foranvother
reason. It is the same idea, continued the
facile Colonel, as to the sheep men. They
get monopoly tariff for their Avnnl
yet they employ the pauper labor of Asia-
v-miuoc ai me starvation wages and get
very rich at the expense of the rest of us.
Especially is this irksome to tl.P,.. u....
whom the sheep baron treats with scorn.
1"1'C.
TEUaillAWIIC srilMAity,
Wheeler T. trotted i , ,r .,
I-oulsI-Vidayin.'l f . m'C8 at St-
all v d . ' -'i""'l-orot the univer
ShSrldi.,VfcltiM Gen.
w hat hopeful view nf ik d a nie.
tion lne General's
is a chanced ""P'" 111 'here
Secretarv V!lr, .
"edsthatpre-eJmiolf!
eV.'S,;
of'"'-" General
. At F,"y '"orning's session of the Re
PreS '-ting ,he
Dr. Colvia
Democrats shouUj'bcar in min,l n, 7?
J. O'Conner, the democratic candidate for
surveyor, is a citien of Albany, where in
case of his election he can il. h f.,...i
He is a first-class surveyor and should re
ceive the united support of the rlemr.,t.
of the county.
a dentkt .
grandfather. I Mr. A C r ,'"
recently fibred in , CH Who
at San Erancisco, where IhZ S
aTrL:!cdh"h"-asto:.i
w -.v.v.M.ien in very lucky, and if ,11
oi 'half? fortune Sn K11 "ne-sixth
grandfatht who d"d i h"
ago in France. number of years
In 1SS4 the Pennsylvania dnnnrm, .
der the leadership of Randall.and on a plat
form dictated by him.had a mainrltv of s, .
..Suilmm. inisyear they folio jr
another leader and a different nr.il,.,.
the republican majority will showa serious
snnnaage.
W. R. Kirk, republican cnn,!irint r..i..
legislature, makes no deni.il f u
made against him at Brownsville that he
was a aeiegate to the republican sf.it,.
vention two years ago and voted for Cor-
nelius overnoranrlthr, j 1
..uuicu nwine
prohibition candidate. It
a' a third party man to that
ex en . ,
Thtirman stock for the vIce-nrfsMnrv
is way above par and mounting up rapidly.
PatrnniKA hnm. Inrlnnfrt- TV., nnA t
, itJ vuo wl
Joiephs S-cent cizarp. Fir.t if hi .
Tnaai'.
The impudence of monopoly i8 onIv
equaled by its insatiable ed 8
mpudent monopoly i at, the J
27?? m0nOPlr- 11 nd up in
broad day hght and demands that the people
ton for its benefit. John M. Gcarin is the
inve,eratefoe me ' h the
Mr Hermann is thcadvocate andd fender
foraZ' . " aV fer hesitate
Do you wan, free whiskT tobacco
R'chardson republican candidate for the
legislature favors this idea. The demo-
r,"' H?htI' 'aXed d''ngand food,
"h the heavier taxes on the luxuries.
.,cr, mechanic, laboring man, r
professwnal man should hesitate a mom
ent about scratching Richardson's name
from his ticket.
I am now roeivintr mv Mi.n,,.. .,..1 d...n..,a
i1 ress poodn. Oail early aud secure lmr'a ns
W. If. Bead.
The finest Uoa't cotl'ee iu the nvnkct at
Wallace it 'i'homi'sos's.
57 First Street, Albany, Or.
First National Bank
OF ALHVNl, 4KKJO.
Prcslilnnt
Vit:e I'rcHldunt . . .
Custiior
L. Fi.INN
8. H, YOINO
...liEO. E. CHAMBKKLA1N
soi" I
Ailtai n.iiLr (ex.-cnt Sunday.)
leave
Arrive
Portland
Crjrvuils
Arrive I 0:15 r s
Lost. 1:30 f s
4::Op's
"iUOpm
axrr.ms tais bailt (exo jpt Sundvy.
Leavo
Arrl-e
McMlnnvllle
Arrlv. I 9:00 A s
Leave B.4S a s
:0raallr',H 'aKX .f
on Comnany'n Airent. ' 1 '
R. KOEIILER.
Hen r.
E. P. BOOBRS,
PM9 Affsnt.
TRANSACTS A GRMERAL hanking buslnon.
DmilTfrnn iitfiti ....i 1.1 .
At! Naur Vni.lr Ban VmL.lunn jVU! .1 n '.
Oroffon.
uu L i Kuii o n 8 MADE on fftvoraW term i.
DIRRCTOR8.
R- YOUlfO, ORO. GCllAMBKttbUX
L. K 1H.A1N, !,. Fl.lNJf,
WALTRK E Tl'RKHlib,
Linn Vanty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(8uccoS9or to Cowan it Cualch.)
ALBANY OREGON.
TRANS ACTS general banking bu.lneM.
DRAW SIOIIT DRAFTS on New York San Fran
clicoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOrfE Yon approreil .eeurlty.
RECEIVE deposit, subjeo to check.
COLLECTIONS entruitod to ua it'll receive proniot
entlon.
SucesKor to N. H. Ailon t Co
MRS. B. HYMAN,
next oa.t of S. E, Young's, Albanv, Or
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty.
STAWINC OUTFITS, AND STAMK
INC DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING.
Wt-dnesdays and Thursdays of each
wees, nnd painting done tooideron
plaques aud other material,
ifA ftHNnrtmAnf. rtfArllaf., mulaHt.1
v....h..n.n 1.1. ori
innd.
JOS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
To .., ...! I. a l. ..
soiiwh loi.mrii, mull lit MHO ItlA
,,r" """, . .vjuiinu uuiiuiur., jusi norm
of No. 2'm Kngino Homap, wheni old a nil
now cntitoniftrs are Invited to cull on blm.
J. A. WINTER,
A Pliotoarsphnr of experience, it in Brown.
ville for the summer, and is prepared lo
infcke pliotna in all sizes anil stylei.
lleivartcr'
we ill allow ail cash purobusus of j;o.iila it
our store 5 per eeut off from regular price.
Br.OWNELL & Sr.AXARl',
THE PLACE.
By all tiifBiiM call ,-n
arker Brothers.
Snn-ftforf fa Mil Fur, ; ymr
Groceries,
Produce. Baked Goods, Eto , Etc.
Their coods are the'best and their prices
Look out for false teWne,.
tehing the progress of the election. Watch
every point.
To the TmsKixo People of Albxv
-Friends : Inasmuch as this is the dav
and age of sensational advertisingand every
Business man bracking his brain Irving to
"-eme wnerebv he can eet
ahead of his neighbor. We wish 'o deviate
rom that rule and make the fallowing state
ments, knowing that thev will be appre
dated by all lovers of truth ard justice. W
are here in business for the purpose of
makmg money and we realize that in order
"5 f Ur, ar8e P-'trona-e. Kurth
e. more we know that this can be assured
only by extreme effort on our p,rt and we
nu iil i alCthl,,WC ,viM i,tal1 .ne. give
1., .7 s . '" Prlcc as low or
Hhin i.annn-v l,ouse in Albn"V and in ad
dition allow you 5 percent off on all cash
puichase. Hie statement made hv some
dealers that they can buv cheaper than
others is f0y , t,e extreme as all cash
nt1!;?- w,e !q"al !,dvant e with an.
other. What e are striving to do is to
merit your patronage and we l,ope bv
square .upright dealing to do so and be df
mutual benefit one to another.
Respectfully,
Ckowxell & Staxard,
Fine mixed and plain pick!,., Rt
Wallace & Tiiompwx s
KISOl.UTlON NOTICE.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
forllotitl.
Buy noted, 8tae, flotinty irnii c'ty warrant. Tlo
eelve (Iniioaita uiihlni't to iliui;k. InLoront Ilnwutl tin
tim ileponitt.
Colloctloni will receive prompt uttentloit.
Co rronpon d en c Nollcltml.
Plro tnd marina lnurnco placed In reliable pom-
pames.
HS'OtRc liourt from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Notice I hereby Kivcn that the co-pnrt-
u i ... v niisc retiring, l ie
j business will be continued at the -'d stand
oy .vi r. iventon.
DR. A. r TUEj?FEfi0.
I have r. cently arrived from the Has and
urn fn.lv p -Miami tn treat in th most thor
oiikIi nd suoeevfnl manner all kind, of
warts, ennoor., wens, tumors, scrofula., eto.,
.... mrnn b . ;, , I am prfp,A l0 jr;
s mod rff,rei.ce sa any ennoor doctor in the
country. Address me at Albany and I will
five ne.ded ii.fn.mn.tion.
-..Mr.- "try ; .;-rr-
. .. r.